Master of Orthoptics (Research)
Pursue advanced research in orthoptics and develop an original project with leading national and international experts.
Best for:Best for practicing orthoptists or science graduates looking to build advanced research skills through a dedicated postgraduate thesis.
Overview
The Master of Orthoptics (Research) at the University of Technology Sydney is designed for professional orthoptists and qualified graduates seeking to build specialized research expertise and gain a competitive edge in their careers. Candidates work closely with prominent researchers to design, develop, and complete an original research project that expands current knowledge in the discipline. Students benefit from a vibrant academic culture, advanced research infrastructure, and comprehensive training workshops. The program culminates in a major research contribution that demonstrates high-level academic ability and professional commitment to orthoptics.
What you'll do
- Design and execute an original research project contributing to the field of orthoptics
- Collaborate with leading national and international researchers within the chosen area of interest
- Engage in specialized research training workshops and utilize university library and laboratory facilities
- Synthesize complex scientific literature and apply appropriate methodologies to investigate research questions
- Produce a comprehensive thesis demonstrating academic rigor and advanced knowledge in orthoptics
Requirements
Degree required: UTS recognized bachelor's degree or equivalent/higher qualification
Degree offered: Master Degree (By Research)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated potential to pursue graduate research studies
- Background in orthoptics or a closely related health or science discipline
- Capacity for independent critical thinking and project execution
- Must hold a recognized bachelor's degree or equivalent/higher qualification, or submit professional qualifications demonstrating research potential
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